AC310-T3-1R5G/2R2P-B Variable Frequency Drive AC310 | 1.50кВт/2.2кВт 3ф/380

The AC310 frequency converter from Veichi, with a main power of 1.5 kW and secondary power of 2.2 kW, operates when powered by a 3-phase network at 380 V. The device provides scalar control mode with a linear U/f law and a quadratic U/f2 law, as well as supports vector control mode with and without an encoder. It is equipped with a built-in PLC, built-in PID, and an option for an EMC Filter, which contributes to the precision and reliability of the system. The device supports numerous protocols, including ModBus RTU, CANopen, PROFIBUS DP, and Ethernet IP, ensuring its compatibility with modern automation systems. The converter can be used for speed regulation of electric motors in pump systems, fans, and compressors. It finds application in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, where precise adjustment of motor speed is required. The device effectively integrates into automated production lines, transport conveyors, and material processing systems, providing stable control. Additionally, it is used in energy complexes to optimize the operation of electric motors, contributing to the enhancement of industrial process efficiency.

Veichi AC310 — universal vector VFD for pumps, ventilation, conveyors and machine tools

We call the AC310 the all-rounder of the Veichi range, and that is from field practice, not a slogan. The series runs full vector control (scalar, sensorless vector and closed-loop with encoder), drives both asynchronous and synchronous motors, and is the one we reach for when plain V/f is not enough. If you need to hold torque, pressure or tension rather than just spin a shaft, this is the line.

Its headline feature is a built-in simple PLC (up to 16 steps) plus a PID controller. On a pump station that means the drive holds pressure on its own, with no separate controller. Modbus RTU is standard for an out-of-the-box SCADA tie-in, while Profibus, CANopen and Profinet are optional on the three-phase models.

What the AC310 is for

• Pumps and fans: built-in PID holds pressure/flow, with dedicated pump-and-fan load parameters.
• Single-phase 220 V mains: the T/S2 models run off single-phase 220 V and drive a 3-phase 220 V motor — farms, wells and workshops with no three-phase grid.
• Conveyors, mixers, machine tools: vector torque at low speed where a V/f drive sags.
• Large pump and traction sets: three-phase frames up to hundreds of kW with dual G/P rating.

How the AC310 differs from rivals

Parameter	Veichi AC310	Danfoss FC51	Delta MS300
Built-in PLC	Yes (16 steps)	No	Basic logic
Vector control	Sensorless / encoder	V/f class	Sensorless
Single-phase 220 V input	T/S2 line	Limited	Up to 2.2 kW
Fieldbus	Modbus + options	Modbus	Modbus + options

Honestly, for a simple set-and-forget fan there is no point paying for vector. But the moment you need logic, torque or a SCADA link, the AC310 works out cheaper than a basic drive plus an external controller.

When the AC310 is NOT the right choice

• A simple low-power pump or fan on a budget — the compact Veichi AC10 is cheaper.
• A 380 V motor — the single-phase T/S2 models feed 220 V motors only; you need a three-phase T3 unit.
• Dusty or wet sites — the enclosure is IP20, so it needs a cabinet.

Our experience with the AC310

This is one of our core Veichi series, with steady demand on water utilities and industrial ventilation. Two questions come up most: whether single-phase 220 V will drive a 3-phase motor (yes — that is exactly what the T/S2 models are for) and whether a pump needs a separate PLC (usually not — the built-in PID is enough). If you are unsure whether to pick a G or P frame, get in touch and we will size it to your load.